When i convert a word file with a hyperlinks to a PDF file it doesn't work ?? thanks in advance for helping me

when i convert a word file with a hyperlinks to a PDF file it doesn't work ?? thanks in advance for helping me

using microsoft word.
the hyperlink doesn't work in the pdf file (adobe reader).
adobe reader xi.
my operating system windows 8.1.
the attached screen is appeared.

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Yes, there really are links in the Word file and they all work fine until a certain point where they don't work or some do and some don't but the 15 first pages work just fine and every link has been created the same way. All links are relative.
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